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Tests of Yosef
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Yosef was 17 at the time.
. He was a slave. He was all alone in a foreign land.
. The wife of Potifar was not Egyptian and had great beauty.
. She tried everyday to get him to sin, the Medrash states she would
change her clothing many times a day as well as other tactics. She also
used all types of Egyptian magic and witchcraft.
. Yosef not only did not sin he never looked at her even once.
. The wife of Potifar had her servants tie down yosef, they placed a
metal brace around his neck with a sharp point right under his chin.
Yosef still refused to look at her and each time he would lower his
head and cut open his chin. It therefore says "They bound his legs
in rope and metal pierced his soul" Tehilim 105.
. This happened every single day for a period of a year.
. He never once gave in to his desires.
. His biggest test happened on the day of "Nital". From ancient
times this day has been a day of worship for the Pagens. It is the shortest
day of the year when the night is the longest. It is on this day that
the forces of darkness have the most power. The Christians took this
day and use it for their Xmas. The day is so impure that many Kabbalists
are afraid to study Torah on this night fearing the other side might
suck energy from it. Instead they do acts of Kindness to overrun the
Dinim.
. The Egyptons who worshiped the forces of the other side would make
a huge celebration for their gods on this day. They would do much demonic
worship to receive black power.
. On this day the house was totally empty since every went to participate
in the worship, only the wife of Potifar was home claiming she was sick.
. On this day Yosef was at his lowest point since the other side holds
much power. The wife of Potifar was on the highest since the power of
the snake was ruling.
. On this day yosef almost fell, However all his previous resistance
now came to his aid he visualized the image of his father Yackov he
then Medditated on the name containing the Mystery of the Ketonet Pasim.
This was the last thing his father had taught him. With this he overcame
his desires he stabbed his fingers and toes in the ground placing his
full weight on them until the desires left him.
. Even when the wife of Potifar tried forcing him to sin he escaped
not delaying there for even a second. In order to get away from her
he left her grabbing his overcoat. Yosef knew full and well that she
would now have evidence to accuse him. He also knew the fate of an adulteress
slave in Egyptian law, death.
. Potefar who knew his business dealings had been blessed since the
arrival of Yosef refused to have him Killed instead he was thrown into
a pit.
. The wife of Potifar would constantly sneak into the jail and continue
to tempt him also offering him freedom and money and had him tortured
when he refused.
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Yosef did not give in he won the battle. He earned the title Yosef Hatzadik.
He received the position of Tzadik Yesod Alom.
. The kabbalah teaches that once an action has already been done in
history it carves a path. When this action is repeated it becomes easier
each time. Yosef had the hardest temptations in history, not only because
of the circumstances but also because of the strength of his desires
which no one ever experienced and no one ever will. When Yosef defeated
this and was Shomer Habis he paved a path for future Shomri Habris.
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Yosef received much reward in this world and the next. He became viceroy
of Egypt the most powerful country of that age. As it says in Tehilim
105 "He made him master off his house and controller of all his
wealth. He had the power to impression the highest ranking officials
and was able to outsmart even their wisest men"
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The Talmod in Brachot say the descendents of Yosef are not subject to
damage caused by the evil eye. Yosef who did not let his eyes gaze at
something they were not allowed to, his descendents rule over the power
of the eye.
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When the Jews wanted to cross the Yam Suf it refused to split until
it saw the coffin of Yosef.
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This is what Rebbe Nachman writes about Yosef "Yosef who was Shomer
Habris merited to receive the Bechorah (title of Firsborne) this manifests
in having the power of prayer. This is the sword with the double blade".
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